Tasmanian Assessment, Standards and Certification Act 2003

On approving an overseas higher education institution as an approved overseas higher education provider, the Board is to issue an approval certificate to that provider.

An approval certificate is to specify – which approved overseas higher education courses and accredited higher education courses, or the classes of such higher education courses, the approved overseas higher education provider is authorised to provide; and which approved overseas higher education qualification the approved overseas higher education provider is authorised to confer or issue in respect of those courses; and any conditions imposed under section 55C; and the period for which the overseas higher education provider is approved; and any other matter the Board considers appropriate.

If the Board under section 55C imposes conditions on the approval of an approved overseas higher education provider otherwise than on the grant of that approval, or amends any such conditions, the Board is to amend the approval certificate or issue a replacement approval certificate.

Conditions to which the approval of an approved overseas higher education provider is subject may be specified in an approval certificate by – specifying those conditions in or on the certificate; or attaching those conditions to the certificate; or providing to the approved overseas higher education provider a written notice containing those conditions.